Sugar maple covered in yellow fungus; leaves turning black or with black holes. Owner asks if tree can be saved.
Anthracnose (Gloeosporium): necrotic leaf spots turning brown/purple/black. Tar spot (Rhytisma): black dots merging into thick black areas. Root rots (Rhizoctonia, Sclerotium) affect young trees.
Expert recommends "Atomic Grow" (organic, raises plant brix/sugar) plus slow-release fertilizer. Claims this combination restores health, repels pests/fungus. Note: This is a product endorsement; university extensions typically recommend cultural practices and registered fungicides.
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